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Cosy up with one of these brilliant reads Hare House SALLY HINCHCLIFFE (Mantle, £14.99) Now is the perfect time of year to curl up with a spooky story, and this really fits the bill. A middle-aged woman arrives in a remote area of Scotland, having left her job as a teacher under a cloud after […]
Let’s get focused! Learning how to focus on reading is super important. Sharpen your reading skills to understand more, defeat boredom, and maybe even enjoy it. THE PROPHET OF MERCY HOW MUHAMMAD DEALT WITH ENMITY AND HATRED By (author) Mohammad Elshinawy & Omar Suleiman This short and wonderful book provides 70 examples of difficult situations […]
Istanbul: the only city in the world that spans two continents. This cosmopolitan city allows you to experience a taste of history, mixed with the opulent flavours of the contemporary. With something to see at the turn of every corner, Istanbul will leave you lost for words. From magnificent mosques to cruises along the Bosphorus and tempting […]
Press Release In the UK, Black History Month is marked in October with increased attention being paid to Black achievements, events and historical and contemporary personalities. But what does Black History Month 2020 have to do with Muslims? Quite a lot, as it turns out. This summer’s BLM protests against police brutality and racism in […]
Muslim Belal, a public figure in the Muslim community for over 15 years shares his views and solutions on the social media dawah scene. Ashely Chin, famously known as Muslim Belal is a British actor screenwriter, spoken word artist and former rapper of Jamaican descent. His conversion to Islam in June 2002 inspired many, and […]
Words: Juber Ahmed Muslim travellers were leading pioneers in broadening their horizons [through travel] not only because they desired to travel, but also because they had a religious incentive behind doing so. Religion and a passion for travel complimented each other fuelling their interest in traversing different lands, across different continents. It did not stop […]
